PALMOILMAGAZINE, SUBULUSSALAM – PT Mandiri Sawit Bersama (MSB) has received an official warning from the Subulussalam Agriculture, Plantation, and Livestock Office (Distanbunkan) regarding its failure to comply with business licensing obligations. The warning was issued through an official letter based on applicable regulations.
According to Distanbunkan, PT MSB, which operates a mill in Namo Buaya Village, Sultan Daulat District, has yet to submit the required business permits and progress reports, as mandated by regulations.
Rosihan Indra, Head of Distanbunkan Subulussalam, clarified that the warning is not about a new business license but concerns the company’s obligation to report its operational progress.
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“They are required to report their company’s progress to us,” Rosihan Indra told Palmoilmagazine on Monday (March 10, 2025).
The agency has given PT MSB a 90-day deadline from the issuance of the warning letter on March 7, 2025. If the company fails to comply within this period, further actions will be taken in accordance with regulations.
“We remind the company that regular progress reports are mandatory,” Rosihan emphasized.
As of now, PT MSB has not responded or submitted the required reports. Distanbunkan urges the company to comply to avoid potential sanctions. (P2)
Report by Nukman Suryadi Angkat
